Kari is in a research group with the chair of the department. The team members are all good friends, and the department chair is well-liked and popular. Kari thinks that the research design the chair proposes is unethical, but decides she had best not say anything about it because she doesn't want to rock the boat. Kari is engaged in ____.
a. self-censorship
b. groupthink
c. a dominant response
d. toxic leadership
Question 2
What will people most likely do when they encounter information that is at odds with an existing schema?
a. They will simply rely on the information (and ignore their schema).
b. They will automatically incorporate that information into their existing schema.
c. They will tend to engage in more deliberate thought about the topic at hand.
d. They will automatically create a new schema altogether.
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